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  • Sporting group gets state cash boost

    Sporting group gets state cash boost

    MALLEE Sports Assembly is set to receive $420,000 via the latest round of the Victorian State Government’s Together More Active program. The funding was announced…

  • New role to help organ donations

    New role to help organ donations

    ORGAN donation integration service DonateLife have announced the launch of a new, Australia first role, created to benefit regional communities in Victoria. The regional engagement…

  • Bring on the safety upgrades

    Bring on the safety upgrades

    PLANNED traffic lights at the notorious Deakin Avenue and Sixteenth Street intersection cannot come fast enough after the black spot hazard was the scene of…

  • Christie Centre welcomes new boss

    Christie Centre welcomes new boss

    DISABILITY service provider The Christie Centre has announced a new executive officer. The NDIS-registered not-for-profit seeks to supports people with disabilities and help them live…

  • Trees facing the chop

    Trees facing the chop

    MILDURA Rural City Council will take on the city’s plane tree damage conundrum one tree at a time. Rather than throwing a blanket decision across…

  • Shire loses a man of passion

    Shire loses a man of passion

    WENTWORTH Shire Council has announced “with great sadness” the death of former mayor and sitting councillor Tim Elstone. Acting Mayor Cr Peter Crisp issued a…

  • Get ready for a warm winter wonderland

    Get ready for a warm winter wonderland

    IS ice skating in the desert on your bucket list? Well, you can tick that off during the upcoming school holidays. Or perhaps your kid…

  • Research exposes umpire abuse

    Research exposes umpire abuse

    NEW research from the University of South Australia has revealed a disturbing trend of regular abuse directed at Australian rules football umpires. Nearly half of…

  • Kitchen safety warning part of burns month

    Kitchen safety warning part of burns month

    DURING National Burns Awareness month authorities are warning that kitchen-related fires are on the increase with more than 900 recorded across Victoria in less than…

  • Veteran celebrates centenary

    Veteran celebrates centenary

    WORLD War II veteran John Forbes celebrated his 100th birthday on Monday while surrounded by family and friends in Robinvale. Known to his friends as…

  • Trout fishing during school holidays

    Trout fishing during school holidays

    THE Victorian Government is aiming to give children of Sunraysia a reason to put down their devices and go trout fishing these school holidays. Lakes…

  • Top four teams set

    Top four teams set

    TWO thirds of the way through the regular MFNL season and the top four teams appear set. Undefeated Cardross will be minor premiers with Werrimull,…

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